SDQ Brisbane, Australia
Analogue dubby goodness is the domain of SDQ.
Twisted multi genred valvey rollers is the only way to explain his style.
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Fracture Presents: Slow Astro, Vol. 3 & 4
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Another batch of moody, chopped-and-screwed "slow edit" remixes plumbed from the archives of the London producer's Astrophonica label.
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This release celebrates the legacy of UK pirate radio.
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Created in Goa, India, without the benefit of a studio, “Serpentine” is an adrenaline shot to the heart—relentlessly joyous dance music.
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